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Typed manuscript of TR's review of José Montalvo's poetry book, Pensamientos capturados, dealing with the contradictions of reality. Include TR's article on "The Importance of College," published by Caminos magazine.

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Original holographic manuscripts of TR's essay on "Chicano Literature: Perspectives," dealing with the broad influences of race, moment and milieu of the Chicano writer in the American Southwest.

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TR writes his philosophy of Chicano literature, and he outlines his ideas in "Ten Years of Labyrinth: Chicano Literature." This essay deals with the development of Chicano literature in the American Southwest.

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TR's essay on "A Challenge to Mexican American Communities," discusses the crises that exist in our public schools and offers recommendations to improve the system. Contain TR's outline of "Culture and Language in America."

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Original holographs of TR's essay entitled "Sí se puede: A History of Chicano Literature," dealing with the development of Chicano literature and its contribution to society. (Original Don Pedrito Jaramillo poster located at S5.B17.F1.)

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The original draft of TR's literary critique of "Don Jesús Amezcua, el virrey labrador." This essay deals with the structure and syntax used in the poem. Includes an outline for analyzing poems entitled "Método de los comentarios."

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Original holographs of TR's essay entitled "The Integrity of Rolando Hinojosa," dealing with the style and structure of his novels and short stories.

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Typewritten manuscript of TR's essay entitled "Remarks on Affirmative Action," dealing with the implementation and development of affirmative action in American institutions.

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TR's original holograph of his essay published in the MELUS journal, entitled "Richard Rodríguez' Hunger of Memory as Humanistic Antithesis," dealing with Rodríguez' controversial views on bilingual education and negation of cultural roots.

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TR's manuscript, "Into the Labyrinth: The Chicano in Literature," deals with the mission of Chicano literature in the conservation, struggle and invention of the Chicano community.